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Grand Canyon National Park Lodges

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About Grand Canyon National Park Lodges

Grand Canyon National Park has been one of the world’s premier year-round destinations for more than a century. Grand Canyon National Park Lodges — the primary provider of in-park lodging at the South Rim — manages six distinctively different hotel properties.

Many of the structures at the canyon have become recognized for their historical significance. From El Tovar Hotel, long considered the crown jewel of National Park hotels, to Phantom Ranch, the only lodging on the floor of the canyon, you’ll find accommodations to help you get the most out of your visit to Grand Canyon National Park.

Grand Canyon National Park Lodges is part of Xanterra Travel Collection, which also operates the Grand Canyon Railway & Hotel and The Grand Hotel.

Note: All parking lots on the South Rim are open to all National Park visitors. There is no charge for parking with your paid entrance fee, however during peak periods of visitation, it may be necessary to park in satellite parking lots, as there is no assigned hotel parking for guests.

Our Accommodations

El Tovar Hotel

El Tovar retains its elegant charm and is widely considered the crown jewel of Historic National Park Lodges.

Bright Angel Lodge & Cabins

This iconic lodge and its surrounding cabins are rich with cultural history.

Kachina Lodge

For guests seeking a more contemporary lodging option, Kachina lodge is a great choice.

Thunderbird Lodge

Many guests choose Thunderbird due to its prominent location in the center of the historic district.

Maswik Lodge

Located just a short walk from the canyon’s edge, the Maswik Lodge is a 250-room lodging complex nestled within several acres of Ponderosa pine forest.